>>How about people using iButtons as identification cards etc... There
>>are key-rings to attach the iButton and then it's just to hold up
>>the button to the reader. This requires a loop searching for new
>>devices all the time, and then when a device is found, read the
>>memory or content and
Has anyone had any experience debugging owfs modules ( and fuse ) by way of
User Mode Linux.
I have been having a look at UML, and it seems far preferable to printk
calls.
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>>Haven't tried UML, I suspect the issue would be more with fuse and
libusb.
Actually, I guess I should have mentioned this specifically. owfs
debugging isn't the problem, as you rightly state, when it is in the
foreground.
I find that I am trying to understand the relationship between owfs and
>>Try: find /var/1wire/ -noleaf
>>and it will probably return what you want. (I think this is what you
>>tried to solve.)
>>/Christian
I did in fact see the -noleaf option, but since it seems mostly intended
for 'non-standard' Unix file system (and AFS), I thought perhaps I should
make the ow
What is the expected value of st_nlink - should it include the number of
dirs in sub-dirs as well.
That doesn't sound right to me.
Once a directory is enumerated, the number of sub-dirs is known and
contained in a linked list.
Iterating that list to count the sub-dirs should be trivial.
I also n
I don't think it is so unusual to have a directory listing become out of
date.
This must happen frequently while one process is navigating the directory,
another can change entries in it.
The first process won't know anything about changes to the structure once
it has traversed that particular n
